Neoblast-like stem cells of Fasciola hepatica

The common liver fluke (Fasciola hepatica) causes the disease fasciolosis, which results in considerable losses within the global agri-food industry. There is a shortfall in the drugs that are effective against both the adult and juvenile life stages within the mammalian host, such that new drug tar...

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Veröffentlicht in:	PLoS pathogens 2024-05, Vol.20 (5), p.e1011903
Hauptverfasser:	McCusker, Paul, Clarke, Nathan G, Gardiner, Erica, Armstrong, Rebecca, McCammick, Erin M, McVeigh, Paul, Robb, Emily, Wells, Duncan, Nowak-Roddy, Madelyn, Albaqami, Abdullah, Mousley, Angela, Coulter, Jonathan A, Harrington, John, Marks, Nikki J, Maule, Aaron G
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Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Ablation Agribusiness Agricultural production Analysis Anthelmintic agents Antiparasitic agents Biology and Life Sciences Biomarkers Cell cycle Cell differentiation Cell growth Cell proliferation Cell self-renewal Chronic illnesses Excystment Fasciola hepatica Flatworms Fluke infections Food industry Histone H2B Homeostasis Ionizing radiation Irradiation Kinases Liver Medicine and Health Sciences Minors Nervous system Parasites Platyhelminthes Polo-like kinase 1 Prevention Radiation Risk factors RNA-mediated interference Scientific equipment and supplies industry Signal transduction Stem cells Therapeutic targets Transcriptomes Tropical diseases Worms
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